| The Spring/Summer 2014 issue of Nexus features "Family Matters: Does breaking up have to break the bank?" How our alumni - and students - are changing family law. Download the Spring/Summer 2014 issue of Nexus
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Features | |
| Exit Interview with Dean Mayo Moran By Lucianna Ciccocioppo / Photography by Raina + Wilson
The first woman dean, and one of the longest to serve, leaves behind a new building, groundbreaking programs and a re-energized law school curriculum, as she takes up the provost and vice-chancellor role at Trinity College |
| Academic Shift By Randi Chapnik Myers / Illustration by Pete Ryan
The Move to A New 1L Curriculum, Holistic Admissions Process and Modified Grading System |
| Recap: Jean Teillet By Jean Teillet, Partner, Pape Salter Teillet LLP Photography by Michelle Yee Twenty years after launching the Kawaskimhon Aboriginal Moot, Jean Teillet, LLB 1994, LLM 2008 is still working on her 'roses' |
| Family matters By Cynthia Macdonald / Illustration by Patrik Svensson
Does breaking up have to break the bank? How our alumni—and students—are changing family law |
| Hat Trick Illustrations by Joel Kimmel
Three alumni, in as many months, were appointed law school deans this year: Sujit Choudhry, LLB 1996, Gillian Lester, LLB 1990, and Paul Paton, LLB 1992 |
| Renaissance Rising Fasken Martineau Photogallery Photography by Gordon Hawkins |
Nota Bene | |
| Forty-three Cambodian daughters By Lucianna Ciccocioppo / Photography by Jeff Kirk
How a business trip launched a legal education recruitment program—and full scholarships—for disadvantaged rural women |
Opinion | |
| No fair: The flawed Elections Act By Yasmin Dawood, Assistant Professor of Law
Illustration by Gary Neill |
Q & A | |
| Q & A with Joanna Rotenberg, JD/MBA 2001, Chief Marketing Officer and Head of Strategy, BMO Financial Group By Karen Gross / Photography by Jason Gordon
On technology, teamwork and career twists and turns |
Extended Class Note | |
| From global capitals to Canada’s capital Alumnus Michael Woods writes to us about his international career path Web-only content |
